The paths of childhood. Grandma's house
In this series, I will tell you about the city of Krasavino, Vologda region, where I spent my childhood. I haven't been here for five years and decided to take a look at how things have changed around.
I'm starting with the usual route. That's how I used to get here to the bus station and then to my grandmother's house. It all starts with the bridge over the Lapinka River.
Then a very long wooden staircase leads up a steep ascent through a fir forest.
The whole city is surrounded by such high hills.
My grandmother lived on one of these hills.
The staircase is over a hundred meters long.
New young fir trees are growing all around.
Previously, there was a struggle for every piece of grassy land, as the grass was mowed for livestock.
Now all these clearings are in young fir trees.
I thought everything was going to change dramatically, but not...
The trees that grew around the house only grew a little taller.
The house itself is still intact.
After I boarded up the windows and doors, no one else crawled inside.
Unfortunately, there is no way to get into the house, but I would like to visit it.
I can't believe there was ever a lot of life here...
As if it wasn't with me or in another life...
Well, I will go further along the paths of my childhood, because they are not limited to just one house.
To be continued...
Do you think that these places will ever be revived or does everyone young move to the cities, as they do in other parts of the world? It's sad to see this world vanish
Unfortunately, young people are leaving these places, even despite various government programs to attract